My great grandfather immigrated >from Teplitz-Schoenau, Bohemia in 1903. I have a postcard >from home he received in New York >from an Oskar TAUSSIG. Pictured on the front is the "Teplitzer

My great grandfather immigrated >from Teplitz-Schoenau, Bohemia in 1903. I have a postcard >from home he received in New York >from an Oskar TAUSSIG. Pictured on the front is the "Teplitzer

Ted Margulis wrote: Relative to the request for information on the TAUSSIG family name, I have a little. Back in the 1970s and early 1980s, I knew a Mrs. TAUSSIG, whose husband had died a number of

Ted Margulis wrote: Relative to the request for information on the TAUSSIG family name, I have a little. Back in the 1970s and early 1980s, I knew a Mrs. TAUSSIG, whose husband had died a number of

Tom, You asked for a list of towns. The best and easiest resource to use is the map and town list found at the LARG (Lodz Area Group Research)

Tom, You asked for a list of towns. The best and easiest resource to use is the map and town list found at the LARG (Lodz Area Group Research)

Everything in Hungary was filmed up to Oct 1 1895, the point at which civil registration was started.This project was done in 1965 at the National Archives in Budapest.(In recent years there is a new

Dear Members, I have just come across this site - it carries some excellent information, including short biographies. Many of the names are Jewish. Importantly, it also has excellent

Everything in Hungary was filmed up to Oct 1 1895, the point at which civil registration was started.This project was done in 1965 at the National Archives in Budapest.(In recent years there is a new

Dear Members, I have just come across this site - it carries some excellent information, including short biographies. Many of the names are Jewish. Importantly, it also has excellent

It appears that Andres is not aware of the Satoraljaujhely records >from 1827-1895 contained in FHL microfilms #642954-642957. I don't know if these are ALL Orthodox, but some clearly are and they

It appears that Andres is not aware of the Satoraljaujhely records >from 1827-1895 contained in FHL microfilms #642954-642957. I don't know if these are ALL Orthodox, but some clearly are and they

In general I agree with Irene Kudish. I am not a native speaker, but I began studying Russian at 18, and I am now 65. I taught it, even advanced levels, for over 30 years. The handwriting is the

I want to express my gratitude to all who have responded to my posting for help. You have been most helpful. I see that I have a great deal of work ahead of me but at least I am pointed in the right

In general I agree with Irene Kudish. I am not a native speaker, but I began studying Russian at 18, and I am now 65. I taught it, even advanced levels, for over 30 years. The handwriting is the

I want to express my gratitude to all who have responded to my posting for help. You have been most helpful. I see that I have a great deal of work ahead of me but at least I am pointed in the right

I am responding to Nick Landau's point: Some personal "successes" was Re: Seeking: PERELES, DUB and TAUSSIG: "Further to Celia Male's posting, my mother's maiden name ATLAS is not such a common

I am responding to Nick Landau's point: Some personal "successes" was Re: Seeking: PERELES, DUB and TAUSSIG: "Further to Celia Male's posting, my mother's maiden name ATLAS is not such a common

Lawrence Blum wrote on 23 aug 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish: In 1871 another MOSES lived there. Mixup possible? <http://genforum.genealogy.com/englandcountry/middlesex/messages/1355.html> --

Lawrence Blum wrote on 23 aug 2005 in soc.genealogy.jewish: In 1871 another MOSES lived there. Mixup possible? <http://genforum.genealogy.com/englandcountry/middlesex/messages/1355.html> --